MouthFlora

Why Oral Probiotics Help Dry Mouth

Dry mouth is more than discomfort. Low saliva drops pH, slows clearance, and favors harmful microbes. A probiotic plus prebiotic routine works locally: probiotics adhere to oral surfaces and improve...

Are Oral Probiotics and Prebiotics Safe for Chi...

For healthy children, an oral probiotic plus prebiotic routine is safe, well tolerated, and effective when used consistently. It acts locally in the mouth, not systemically, helping beneficial microbes outcompete...

Probiotics and Prebiotics for Oral Thrush: A De...

Oral thrush is a sign of a microbiome out of balance. This piece explains how targeted probiotics crowd out Candida, why seven prebiotics give friendly species the advantage, and how...

The Hidden Connections: How Oral Health Shapes ...

Your mouth is the gateway to your body. From heart disease and diabetes to pregnancy outcomes and immunity, research shows oral health affects far more than your smile.

The Surprising Link Between Oral Health and Men...

Emerging science links oral health and mental health. From depression to Alzheimer’s, the balance of your oral microbiome may influence your mood, memory, and long-term brain health.

The Science of Oral Probiotics: How They Fight ...

Oral probiotics are transforming dental care. Backed by clinical research, specific strains help reduce gum inflammation, prevent bad breath, and protect enamel by restoring balance to the oral microbiome.